Station Park Dental

From when you walk in until you walk out, the experience at Station Park Dental was exceptional. Dr. Ryan and his staff were top notch. Friendly and amazing to work with. State of the art technology and very knowledgable. Great location as well!

Both dentists here are amazing! The staff is friendly and helpful. Great place! I love the hours and the fact they are open Saturday. Highly recommend!

I have been going to Station Park Dental since they opened. The wait is usually minimal. The staff is friendly. The have evening appointments, which I appreciate as I have young kids and in past had to find a sitter when I went to the dentist. Office has comfortable set-up with Netflix or music while having teeth cleaned. They give you a warm towel to wipe your hands after appointment. I recommend this office.

Love love love this dental practice! Everyone welcomed me with a smile, and with genuine excitement. The office is very well designed with beautiful attention from the cozy dental seats down to the calming pale blue wall colors. If you’re looking for a trustworthy dentist I HIGHLY recommend Dr.Allen!

I had a crown pop off and needed emergency treatment. He got me in right away (even though he’d never seen me as a patient before) and perfectly problem solved my emergency. He has a keen eye and steady hand for anesthesia - which means - I didn’t feel any pain! Ooh and they even treated me with a warm peach toilet after the work was all done.

Thanks for taking amazing care of me & my teeth today!

At my previous dentist I felt like I was always pressured to do the most amount of work on my mouth as possible. It was irritating and felt like I was just being used. Here I feel like the dental exam went great; felt like the they were honest with me, showing me proof of what they were talking about. On top of that the price was fantastic, especially for such a high end office. The staff is incredible. The dentist’s work is well done and pretty much pain free. I couldn’t suggest going here enough.

I’m a dentist myself and have previously worked with Dr. Allen. His dental work is impeccable and his patients adore him, and rightfully so. He is extremely skilled and passionate about what he does. I was certainly lucky to have gotten the chance to learn from him. I highly recommend him!

We love Station Park Dental! The atmosphere is calm and warm. The front desk staff is helpful and great to work with. Dr. Allred does a great job and we are so glad to have a dentist we trust! He is the best!

Station park dental is a great place! We’ve been going there for about two years now. All the staff’s, from the dentist to the receptionist are respectful kind and helpful. The price is fair too. I highly recommend them...Especially if you have no dental insurance like my family. Because they have great internal plans and pricing that are helpful!

Looking at the great reviews, I am kinda confused. My experience was horrific.I did not see Dr. Allan, I was with Dr. Allred and I suspect that this is why my experience diverges from the other reviews.

To start off, the rest of the staff here were great! That's what makes me so sad about my visit. But here are the issues I had.

First, my x-rays were blurry. The camera was a handheld and I don't know if it was the camera or just the shots taken, but even I could tell by looking at the x-rays that they weren't good. This was confirmed to me when I sent the x-rays to two other dentists to verify them after my visit. Both told me that they were awful x-rays, too low quality, and that they would need to take new ones to consult with me.

At this point, Dr. Allred came in to discuss the x-rays with me. He remarked to me that I had probably never seen an x-ray of my teeth before, which is a really bizarre thing to say. Did he think I was a teenager? I'm 24, I've been to plenty of dentists and seen my x-rays plenty of times. It just came off as kinda patronizing to me, not sure if that was the intent but its a weird thing to say to a patient in 2020 when x-rays have been around for years.
Then, using the poor quality x-rays, he told me I had a cavity on one of my back molars. This came as a surprise to me because I had been to another dentist 6 months prior and they hadn't said anything. As he was talking, he was making it seem like I hadn't been to a dentist in years. He informed me that I needed to have my wisdom teeth taken out and that if I didn't it would make the filling very difficult as it was on a tooth adjacent to one of my wisdom teeth. This seemed odd to me, because the "cavity" was not on the side of the tooth touching the wisdom tooth. It was also weird because I have never had a dentist tell me I HAD to take my wisdom teeth out. Some have told me I may want to look into it, but Dr. Allred went into a flurry of telling me I was getting them out, no options were given.

At this point, without really consulting me about wisdom tooth removal and having a discussion, he begins to tell me that they can schedule it before I go, get me pricing etc. He tells me that I'll be sedated and asks me to pull my sleeve up. He started tapping the vein in my arm. Look, I gotta say that this is so bizarre and inappropriate to do to any customer in any business. I wasn't asked if I wanted to do this, I was being told and given no other options. And I hope that he reads this and thinks about how weird it is.
To add to that, I have a serious phobia of needles. Not some discomfort, but a legitimate phobia. I started having a panic attack at this point as he discussed being hooked to an IV and sedated, though I'm sure he didn't realize it because I was able to hold it back pretty well. But this is why I am so dissatisfied, there was NO respect toward me by Dr. Allred throughout my visit. No sensitivity. I was treated like a teenager at the beginning who has never been to a dentists office, then told I am getting my wisdom teeth out and they'll give you the pricing when you check out. He then left the room and I met with the office manager. Fighting tears, I told the her I couldn't afford it right now. THEN I was finally told that I didn't have to do it if I didn't feel like I could at the moment. Not by him, but by the office manager.
Dr. Allred is a newer dentist, so I guess he is still learning. Here is my advice to him as a customer: treat your customers with a little more dignity and respect and let them know they have options and choices.
To wrap this all up, I drove to Draper to see a dentist who came highly recommended by a friend and he took new x-rays and confirmed that I never had a cavity at all. He also told me that wisdom tooth removal for me was VERY elective at this point and that they weren't giving me any issues. New customers, in my opinion, stay away from Dr. Allred and don't waste your money.

Best dental place around here. They go through extra measures for your comfort such as glasses to avoid spray going in your eyes, x ray machines thay emit lower amount of rays and don't hurt like the ones most dentist use. Staff is really nice and personable. Plus the place is clean and beautiful.